Reports

Analytics gives you numbers. Reports reads them and tells you what to do.

The verdict

At the top, one finding: your single most expensive pattern, in money, with the change to make. For example:

Mondays have cost you $2,605 across 11 trades — sitting that day out is the cheapest change you can make.

It weighs habit tags, weekdays, oversized risk and trades taken without a stop, and reports whichever is costing most.

Month on month

This month against last, on net result, win rate, number of trades and average risk — each marked as improving or slipping. It appears once you have two months with trades in them.

Every claim is clickable

This is the part that matters. Click any sentence and it opens the exact trades behind it.

No statement here asks you to take its word — if the page says revenge trading cost you $1,400, you can read the four trades it means.

Prop readiness

The page replays your real trades, in order, against all four challenge rule shapes on a notional $100,000 account, checking the daily loss limit and drawdown trade by trade.

You get a pass or fail for each shape — and when it fails, the date and the rule that broke.

It is the most honest answer available to “am I ready to pay for a challenge?”, because it uses trades you have already taken rather than an intention.

This is based on your simulated trading. Passing on paper is not the same as passing with money on the line, where the psychology is completely different.